Match Prices to Items

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📚 Part 1: Learning Intentions & Quick Check

WALT: We Are Learning To match prices from a receipt to the correct shopping items.

Success criteria: I can match at least five item-price pairs correctly and explain how I decided on one match.

Differentiation: Visual cues (item labels), partner talk and calculators available. I can be paired with a peer for support or use a calculator for totals.

Extension: Create your own 6-item receipt with prices that follow a number pattern (e.g. each price increases by $1.50). Swap with a classmate to match.

1. What does the ".50" in $2.50 represent?

50 cents

50 dollars

5 dollars

2. Which symbol shows Australian currency?

€

3. Which price is most likely for a 5 kg bag of rice?

$0.99

$9.99

$99.00

🧾 Part 2: Match the Items to Prices

Instructions: Draw a line from each item (left) to the correct price (right). Then write the matching price number next to each letter (A–H) in the short answer area.

A. 1 kg apples

B. Milk (2 L)

C. Small chocolate bar

D. Bag of rice (5 kg)

E. Loaf of bread

F. Dozen eggs

G. Bottle olive oil (500 mL)

H. Packet pasta (500 g)

1. $1.30

2. $1.80

3. $2.20

4. $2.50